slouch

US /slaʊtʃ/
UK /slaʊtʃ/
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1.

encorvarse, desplomarse

stand, sit, or walk with a drooping posture

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He tends to slouch when he's tired.
Él tiende a encorvarse cuando está cansado.
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Don't slouch, stand up straight!
¡No te encorves, ponte de pie!
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1.

encorvamiento, postura encorvada

a drooping or slouching posture or movement

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He walked with a noticeable slouch.
Caminaba con una notable postura encorvada.
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Her constant slouch was affecting her back.
Su constante encorvamiento estaba afectando su espalda.
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2.

vago, incompetente

an incompetent or lazy person

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He's no slouch when it comes to coding.
No es ningún vago cuando se trata de programar.
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Don't be a slouch, get to work!
¡No seas un vago, ponte a trabajar!
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